3. Biodata: Ahmad Javid Jaihoon aka Lala Javid is the son of Haji Khan and was born 1976 in Parwan Province. There he went to Babaqamber High School, Samangan Province, where er graduated 2009 (1388).

The Jaihoon’s family business has noticeable presence in the region and has strong business ties with many countries in the region that includes Tajikistan, Kazakhstan, Kirghizstan, Russia, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, the UAE and the USA. His company not only enjoys a leading position in supply of different types of fuels like Aircraft Fuel, Diesel and Petrol in Afghanistan but also maintains a very respectable position in trading, shipping, pipeline and storage farms as well.

The company enjoys exclusive position and reputation of owning the fuel pipeline from Tajikistan to its own storage facility located at Sher Khan Bandar. The company also carries a large and growing fleet of oil tankers for transportation of fuel to every nook and corner of Afghanistan. This supply system is effective in providing the JJL’s customers with timely fuel supply. The company aims at setting up some cross-border storage facilities in in neighboring countries.

Since 2002, JJL has become one of the most progressive and leading organizations in the trading and supply of Hydro Carbon (HC) fuel in the region and particularly in Afghanistan. Jaihoon is a member of the Afghanistan Chamber of Commerce and Industries (ACCI). A person named Ahmad Javid Jaihoon was a Wolesi Jirga Candidate in Kabul in the 2010 elections. Jaihoon could not bag a seat in the Lower House.

Javid Jaihoon bought out shareholders in Afghan Investment Co (AIC), a group of investors including the brother of then-president Hamid Karzai which had the right to operate the Ghori cement works.
Ever since the initial acquisition in 2006, the project has been dogged by disputes over broken promises, unpaid levies and contract violations. The involvement of Karzai's brother Mahmoud added a political dimension.
The government says it was not properly notified about a change in ownership at Ghori last year (2016), and the company owes it millions of dollars in unpaid taxes and fees since it was privatised in 2006.
Eleven years after its first big mining privatisation, the Afghan government has abruptly cancelled the contract, highlighting the unpredictable nature of investing in a sector seen as crucial to the country's economic development.
Zabihullah Sarwari, a spokesman at the Ministry of Mines and Petroleum said authorities were informed of the sale of the original shareholdings only once it had gone ahead, and had not met or approved the new owner by then.
Ever since the initial acquisition in 2006, the project has been dogged by disputes over broken promises, unpaid levies and contract violations. The involvement of Karzai's brother Mahmoud added a political dimension.
"This (the cancellation) was a political decision, although I had paid all government fees and have left cash in an Afghan bank that the government can take," Jaihoon told Reuters. He said he was not acting on behalf of the previous owners.
According to Jaihoon, the decision to cancel the contract was taken without formal arbitration or legal process, and he only found out about it while on a trip to Turkey.
He added he had invested almost $60 million in Ghori and brought it to near-full capacity. It employees 1,500 people and produces 1,200 tonnes of cement a day.(20170210)

He is married with 4 children

Jaihoon speaks Dari, Pashtu, Urdu, English, he is fluent in all 4 languages

Background:
Javid Jaihoon Group of Companies is a common carrier trucking company specializing in oil & petroleum transportation and Armored vehicles. They are a full service petroleum transport company specializing in moving crude oil and petroleum products though out Afghanistan. They also deal with sales, leasing and renting of armored vehicles all across Afghanistan. AISA License Number: D-49888. Expiry Date: 1393/02/27.
In July 2011, Da Afghanistan Bank, the Central Bank of Afghanistan, has formally granted approval for the change of ownership of Afghan United Bank to Javid Jaihoon.